WordNet
n. greens suitable for eating uncooked as in salads [syn: salad green]
Usage examples of "salad greens".
More workers in white aprons, hairnets, and plastic gloves were washing salad greens, arranging them on plates that had been laid out on the stainless-steel counter.
Satisfied with this, and a bag of fresh salad greens, Gennie drew Grant outside again.
Nimisha said, noting that the men had chosen high protein and complex carbohydrates as well as salad greens.
She wandered morosely among the tables on the lawn and looked at the freshly washed salad greens.
It would probably be a good thing if I showed up at supper - or before, actually, with some fresh herbs or salad greens.
Amy said, using a pair of stainless-steel tongs to fill two bowls with j salad greens.
But they only found citrus fruit and a fancy breed of salad greens for the New Orleans French-style of cooking back there.
She followed the Pope's rounds on television during the afternoon, moving the set out from the wall of the den (soon nursery) and turning it so she could watch from the kitchen while readying the fish and vegetables and salad greens.
Turning in the opposite direction, Jason walked to De Luca's Market and bought the makings for a simple supper: barbecued chicken and salad greens.